Law Declares Quarantine and Dipping for Idaho Horses
State Veterinarian Noble issues order in Lincoln County Idaho to quarantine infected and exposed horses. Owners must assemble animals for dipping between August 15 and August 19 1905 at Shoshone. Fees, liens, and penalties defined. town officials to enforce and conduct dipping at designated sites with state veterinary supervision. Committees thank educators and identify local acknowledgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Wood River
Noble
George E. Noble
Idaho
Lincoln
Shoshone
Gure for Colds Study Cites Barefoot and Sandal Wearers
A report suggests that people who go barefoot or wear sandals instead of shoes rarely catch colds or influenza. The claim notes low head infections among this group and frames the idea as a health observation from the period.
Shoshone Knock Reflected in Wood River Times Letter
A Wood River Times letter defends Shoshone against a Pullman witness claim, calling Times remarks false. It recounts travel questions about Camas Prairie crops, grasshoppers, and cricket losses, and defends local citizens from being unfairly labeled. The writer urges not to judge others by oneself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. McCane
Pullman
Wash
Shoshone
Wood River Times
Thiséuntry
Wood River
Camas Prairie
Hickory a Good American grows despite foreign soil
A descriptive piece extols the shellbark hickory as an exclusively American tree, noting its deep ties to native soil, rugged bark, and impressive winter buds with five inch inner scales. It highlights its bold branches, sturdy fruitfulness, and striking yellow orange red sap. Also mentions Denmark's flag as the oldest dating from 2213.
First National Bank Shoshone Opens for Business
First National Bank Shoshone in Kaho began operations January 20, 1903 with FP. R. Goopine as president and a board including F. R. Gooding Pred W. Gaia tog Cha e and M. Hemehill The H. Ganding Heman M. Horlert Edward A. Waleere. The bank will conduct a general banking business, receive deposits and loan money with 38 approved notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Gooding
Pred W. Gaiatog
Chae, M. Hemehill
the. H. Ganding
Heman M. Horlert
Edward A. Waleere
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rerson
Lincoln County
Leah M. Burnside
J.W. Slaughter
Wolfe
Morton
J. R. Hinton
Ida E. Sullivan
H. FP. Wolfe
Saxcine Powde Eee
Starrh’ Drug Store
Times
Bheritt Millsap
McCann
Lea
Bliss
Pole
Brand
Hickory
Denmark
First National Bank
FP. R. Goopine
F. W. Goopine
Cons. M. Hemenint
Sullivan
Electric Light Company
Junction City
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
A. Warners
Noble Grund
C. W. Weaxtere
E. W. Horton
E. W. Kleinman
M. D
Frank Whittington
Tuore
Siivult
E. A. Walters
Apttornevyat Law
Frank T. Disney
Notary Public
Thabe
Ww. Jr. Buggins
Baugh
Seoshone, Marko
J. M. Rogers
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